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City of Prairie Village provided pay range
This range is provided by City of Prairie Village. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.
Base pay range
$49,318.00/yr - $71,906.00/yr
Additional compensation types
Annual Bonus
Benefits Include:
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance for employee covered by City at 100%; reduced rate for family members.
- Life insurance and long-term disability insurance covered by City at 100%.
- Employees are enrolled in the KS Public Employees Retirement System (KPERS), requiring a contribution rate of 6% of salary (deducted from each paycheck).
- Additional 457 deferred compensation plan managed by Voya Financial Advisors- optional for employees.
- Additional 401(a) supplemental retirement plan managed by Voya Financial Advisors- City contribution in employee’s name based on employee contribution to 457 (up to max of 5%).
- Service award at the conclusion of every third year of employment equivalent to 5% of employee’s salary.
- Paid vacation (amount accrued increases every 5 years), 11 paid sick leave days, and 13.5 paid holidays per year.
Nature of Work:
Mechanics perform work of skilled difficulty in repair and service of cars, trucks, snow & salting equipment, small engine equipment, construction equipment, machinery and other powered tools according to Public Works practices.
Primary Duties:
- Inspect, evaluate and determine mechanical problems with various city-owned equipment.
- Operate computerized diagnostic tools and software.
- Make recommendations for general maintenance and repair of City equipment and vehicles.
- Prepare new vehicles and equipment for operation by installing various devices such as radios, safety equipment and lights.
- Perform torch cutting, welding, simple blacksmithing in forming and bending steel.
- Operate various electronic and computer based software applications for monitoring fuel levels, automatic vehicle locate systems, and documenting shop activities in fleet management/work order software.
- Perform inspections on underground storage tanks and order fuel.
- May be responsible for supervision of others or be required to work alone.
- Practice accepted safety and preventative maintenance procedures at all times.
Minimum Qualifications for Mechanic I:
- Minimum of two years automotive shop experience or one year of automotive technical training.
- High School Diploma, GED or equivalent work experience.
- Ability to speak, write and understand English language.
- Must have a valid Drivers’ License.
Minimum Qualifications for Mechanic II:
- Must acquire and maintain a Class A/B Underground Storage Tank Certification within one year of start date.
- ASE certifications (or equivalent) specializing in auto & light truck plus electric vehicle.
Additional Details:
- Seniority level: Entry level
- Employment type: Full-time
- Job function: Finance and Sales
- Industries: Government Administration